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The insurance adjuster’s call comes within 24 hours of a serious truck crash. Sometimes it comes while the victim is still in the hospital. The message is consistent: the driver was an independent contractor. The...

The driver has been on the road for 12 hours. The legal limit is 11. He knows it. His dispatcher knows it. The Electronic Logging Device mounted to his dash knows it – it flagged the violation automatically when hour 11

You’re southbound on I-95, somewhere between Chester and Colonial Heights, running in the right lane beside a loaded Freightliner. The truck’s been beside you for half a mile. You’re not thinking about it....

An 80,000-pound semi at 65 mph carries roughly 20 times the kinetic energy of a 4,000-pound passenger car at the same speed. That’s not a statistic from a safety pamphlet – it’s the physics behind what...

Imagine you’re seriously hurt after a semi-truck collides with your vehicle. If the accident involved a standard passenger vehicle, you’d likely pin all of the fault on the other driver. However, commercial...

Do you frequently work with high-voltage wiring, circuit boards, and other electrical equipment? Exposure to these objects may increase the risk of electrical burns. Does this mean your employer is liable for any injuries you

Rollover accidents are incredibly dangerous for drivers and passengers inside the vehicle. Those who are lucky enough to survive these crashes could end up with bone fractures and internal bleeding. Some victims may even...

Electric vehicles have an increased presence on Virginia roadways. Drivers can reap unique benefits by opting for an electric model over a gasoline-powered car, including quieter operation and less reliance on fossil fuels....

You left the scene. You exchanged insurance information, talked to the officer, told everyone you were fine. And you were – or you seemed to be. Now it’s three days later, or a week, and something doesn’t...

Being injured as a passenger in a rideshare accident can be overwhelming, but knowing your rights is the first step to protecting yourself. The good news is that as a passenger, you’re never at fault—which means you’re